US spot Ether ETF outflows reached approximately $1.32 billion in October through October 27, 2026, after a further $60.2 million left the funds that day. Ether traded near $2,340 on October 27, roughly flat over the preceding 24 hours.

Key Takeaways

  • October’s outflows were about $100 million below the full-month record of $1.42 billion set in November 2025.
  • BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust accounted for $93.3 million in outflows on October 27.

Ether ETF outflows approach monthly record

The October total through October 27 was close to the $1.42 billion withdrawn during all of November 2025, based on SoSoValue data. October had three trading sessions remaining, from October 28 through October 30.

The funds recorded $220.6 million in net outflows during the week of October 19 to 23, their fourth consecutive week of withdrawals. On October 27, outflows from BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust exceeded the net outflow across the group of funds.

Ether trades near $2,340

Ether’s October 27 price was about $30 above the $2,310 realized price tracked by CryptoQuant, an estimate of the network-wide average acquisition cost. Its 200-day exponential moving average was $2,315. Neither measure guarantees a price floor.

The price snapshot does not establish what caused the ETF withdrawals. Spot Bitcoin ETFs, by comparison, had approximately $26 million in cumulative net outflows for October through October 27.

Ethereum upgrade remains in development

Ethereum’s roadmap targets the Glamsterdam upgrade for the fourth quarter of 2026. The Ethereum Foundation’s Glamsterdam testnet announcement describes planned changes to block production and validation; the announcement did not set a mainnet activation date. Any effect on ETF flows remains uncertain.

Next milestone

The remaining October trading sessions will determine whether Ether ETF outflows exceed the November 2025 monthly record.

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